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Carleson's convergence theorem for Dirichlet series

Hedenmalm, Håkan LU and Saksman, Eero LU (2003) In Pacific Journal of Mathematics 208(1). p.85-109
Abstract
A Hilbert space of Dirichlet series is obtained by considering the Dirichlet series f(s) = Sigma(n=1)(infinity) a(n)n(-s) that satisfy Sigma(n=0)(infinity) a(n)(2) < +&INFIN;. These series converge in the half plane Re s > 1/2 and define a functions that are locally L-2 on the boundary Re s > 1/2. An analog of Carleson's celebrated convergence theorem is obtained: Each such Dirichlet series converges almost everywhere on the critical line Re s = 1/2. To each Dirichlet series of the above type corresponds a trigonometric series Sigma(n=1)(infinity) a(n)chi(n), where chi is a multiplicative character from the positive integers to the unit circle. The space of characters is naturally identified with the infinite-dimensional torus... (More)
A Hilbert space of Dirichlet series is obtained by considering the Dirichlet series f(s) = Sigma(n=1)(infinity) a(n)n(-s) that satisfy Sigma(n=0)(infinity) a(n)(2) < +&INFIN;. These series converge in the half plane Re s > 1/2 and define a functions that are locally L-2 on the boundary Re s > 1/2. An analog of Carleson's celebrated convergence theorem is obtained: Each such Dirichlet series converges almost everywhere on the critical line Re s = 1/2. To each Dirichlet series of the above type corresponds a trigonometric series Sigma(n=1)(infinity) a(n)chi(n), where chi is a multiplicative character from the positive integers to the unit circle. The space of characters is naturally identified with the infinite-dimensional torus T-infinity, where each dimension comes from a a prime number. The second analog of Carleson's theorem reads: The above trigonometric series converges for almost all characters chi. (Less)
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